Palais de justice - Justitiepaleis
Brussels, Belgium
Built by Joseph Poelaert between 1866 and 1883, it is the largest courthouse in Belgium, standing out in the city's skyline.
The Palais de justice in Brussels is a monumental courthouse, built between 1866 and 1883 by Joseph Poelaert. It is one of the largest court buildings in the world, dominating the city skyline. It is characterized by its eclectic style and impressive dome. It offers panoramic views of Brussels from the Poelaert square level. It is an iconic symbol of the city, visible from afar.
- Visit time: 45 min
- Opening hours: Mon–Fri 08:00–17:00 (from OpenStreetMap — check before you go)
How long does it take to visit Palais de justice - Justitiepaleis?
Plan about 45 min.
Nearby
- Monument à l'Infanterie Belge - Monument voor de Belgische Infanterie — 140 m
- Poelaert Elevators — 150 m
- Monument aux Soldats Britanniques - Monument voor de Britse Soldaat — 170 m
- Au Stekerlapatte — 230 m
- Great Synagogue of Europe — 350 m
- Parc d'Egmont - Egmontpark — 350 m
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